Bargain Women's Underwear Priced At 1.00 and 1.50
A local retailer advertises cheap fleece lined ladies underwear at 350 cents a suit. The notice emphasizes low prices and value for customers seeking warm undergarments this season.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1898
Page
7
Four thoughts on faith and silence in hard times
In a reflective piece from Wheeler Wilcox reprinted in Woman's Home Companion, the poet laments human discontent and pain. He argues for faith in God or self, urging readers to overcome dumb lips and stale mortals' maladies with inner resolve and spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler ‘Wilcox
Woman's Home Companion
End of a Romance and a Coal Scuttle Mystery
Miss Minerva Matthews witnesses a man fall into the coal bin at her quiet Prospect Street home as a coal delivery goes awry. The trapped man escapes with Minerva’s help, and both share a chaste, awkward reconciliation as they wash off coal dust and flee the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Man
Mr. Murphy
Minerva Matthews
Mina Minerva
Dee
Minerva
Ash
Matthews
Katherine
Miss Atherton
Mig Atherie
Portland Transcript
Morocco Game Tastes And Newport Torchlight Quip
A traveler recalls Moroccon game devouring wildcat as supreme fare and jokes about owl with mustard. At Newport harbor fete a sailor’s lamp goes out, prompting a child’s question about an officer’s swearing and the father’s answer about rank and propriety, with a dash of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Harbor
Newport
John Kendrick Bangis
Mr. Bangs
Papa
Argonant
Investigation Wanted as Break‑in Sparks Urgency
A policeman and a cynical resident clash over the break‑in at the citizen’s home. The resident rejects an inquiry, insisting the officer quickly identify the culprit. The Washington Star quotes the exchange in a brisk, wry tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Dr David Kenn Favorite Remedy Hair Care Claim
A reminiscence of a hair tonic advertisement urging use of Hall's Hairs Renewer to slow loosening and graying hair and improve appearance with claimed pleasing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kenn
Early electric lighting in mines improves safety and work light
The article notes the shift from candles and oil lamps to electric lighting in mines. It explains why portable lamps were heavy and short-lived, then describes roof-mounted lights fed by wires to provide ample illumination while stressing insulated wiring to prevent sparks or ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Why So Many Regular Physicians Fail
A discussion on female illness and miscommunication with doctors. It notes that women often withhold symptoms, hindering diagnosis, and credits Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with offering guidance through her Vegetable Compound after extensive experience treating female ailments.
Nothing Homelike About Bachelor Quarters In Story
A bachelor visits his married friend and meets the wife and children. Through comic reminiscence the benedict extols home life while the bachelor asserts there is nothing homelike about bachelor quarters, ending with a plug for a one minute cough cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Beneditet
Fléren
Willie
Stoy
Tommie
Ask
Mabel
Tonuaie
Wilkie
Sach
Chicago Post
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Wildcat
Isis
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